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• W2244385463 abstract "In recent decades demographers interested in the health of aging populations have developed new approaches to understanding trends, differences, and changes in health based on biologically informed models. The multidisciplinary nature of demographic research on health and aging continues to grow in scope and importance as it has been enlightened by insights from sociology, economics, psychology, and now, biology. Biodemographic work in aging incorporates biological theory and measurement with traditional demographic approaches to better understand variation in health and mortality across and within populations as well as changes among aging individuals in those populations. Incorporating biology begins to uncover mechanisms through which traditional demographic variables (e.g., age, sex, race/ethnicity) are linked to subsequent health outcomes. The rapid aging of populations and extension of life expectancy in recent decades, coupled with the persistence of health differentials within populations and between countries such as the United States and other developed countries, has resulted in questions such as: Are people living longer healthy lives? How does one explain the variability in the aging process across individuals, groups, and contexts? Why do Americans appear to have relatively poor health? In other words, the focus of work in demographic analyses of mortality and health has changed from description to understanding how and why health change and differences occur and the identifying factors that contribute to the plasticity of health relative to environmental, social, behavioral, and technological changes." @default.
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• W2244385463 title "Biodemography" @default.
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